Greater Firemander

From the portmanteau word between fire and salamander, which means related to salamanders in folklore, likely live in fire when alive.

Firemander, named for the fire salamander, is a member of the salamander species, according to the poisonous coating. The "fire" in this rear fin flows in a reddish-scarlet gradient, resembling the fins of aquatic salamanders. The Firemanders, unlike real salamanders and their mythological counterparts, are gaining more and more of the toxic substance on their shoulders as their weapons, known as "toxic spikes," grow warts into their tough "keratin" structure.

Their nails, which are brownish-black and on their fingers for digging but are not true nails, are gray beneath their orange skin. The Firemander's tail was present for swimming or could be removed to cover a cooling basalt blade, and its fin mimicked the movement of fire on its back.

The spikes drop the "pollution dust" by swiping at attacks when the toxins release the actual "pollution dust." There is their fintail. To put it simply, this animal had aposematism because it was poisonous, polluted, and full of sulfur dioxide, which predators shouldn't eat. In addition, it had a high body temperature that could kill a single person.

A fire-wielding giant amphibian is immune to all forms of fire and lava, including volcanoes and gases. The Firemander can swim in lava and lava-wave tail-swiping, shoot fireballs, lava balls, lava breath, fire strafe, fire sparkle-fusillade, and use a flamethrower. is formed as a "Magma Idol" or wears the magma as the "Armor of God" (during the second phase) (in the first phase).

The large magma that was created during the second phase was destroyed by humans and others. Who wanted to become terrestrial and try to attack you? Flying out to be levitated as usual in the third phase, followed by exacting revenge In the air, the fireman swims like an axolotl. Give the marksmen or mage the go-ahead to kill this floating creature. They were highly toxic, which makes them extremely dangerous for humans who are poisoned by suffering.

Skills

• Shield of Prominence (Greek: Ασπίδα Προβολής, Aspída Provolís; Felyne: Aspaddawj prowvaltha): Firemander exhales sulfuric gas to release an aura that acts as a shield. This shield has five seconds to prepare to explode, which will stun and blind enemies when it does.

• Slap of Intentional (Greek: Χαστούκι εκ προθέσεως, Chastoúki ek prothéseos; Felyne: Xywzdukka prothetsaow): A fireman strikes the hand with their elbows while polluting it and severing poison with their poisonous spikes. The fireman randomly slashes the arm to the left, then to the right, and vice versa.

• Flight of Truth (Greek: Πτήση της αλήθειας, Ptísi tis alítheias; Felyne: Ptawns teth alyzay): During phase three, Firemander is active, floating, and swimming through the air.

• Sword of Gospel (Greek: ξίφος του Ευαγγελίου, Xífos tou Evangelíou; Felyne: Ewańgelio Ksipjo): Due to their IQ as a result of evolution, Firemander heated up their tail to serve as their sword, covered in hardened magma and obsidian to create their own weapon. Firemanders use their tails to slash both backwards and forward, making jumps and maneuvers to avoid being hurled and bladed. causes death to all by exsanguination, cutting, penetrating trauma, and dismemberment.

• Blasphemous Beam (Albanian: Kundër fundit): Firemander's casts the ultimate skill, which fires the combustion and lava beam that melts houses and other structures, including rock formations. Unlike Drakolossia, which can't destroy their relatives, Firemander disintegrates the enemies, prey, and predators consumed by flames. Your body was continuously chipped, and to keep it from heating up, it needed to be covered with rocks and metal plating. Firemander fires a small heat blast until the terrarain melts, at which point it explodes and turns into an eruption, erasing all life without a trace or proof.

• Frog's God Armor (Greek: Η πανοπλία του θεού του βατράχου, I panoplía tou theoú tou Trítona; Felyne: Phenėwplja ty dzew ba-aleyi dzanub): Using fire magic, Firemander raises their body temperature. In their state of weakness, Firemander manipulates and controls lava, magma, and even igneous rocks that have been cooled into their own armor.

2024 Changes

The majority of Greater Firemander's previous powers remained the same, with the exception of a few new and altered maneuvers. The Greater Firemander builds a sword on its own tail and spits the molten rock out of it. It seemed to be the fin tail when the sword's own tail shattered.

Like all fire-bending animals, the Greater Firemander is a kind of fire that will eat a wide variety of foods, including ambergris, gasoline, stone, sulfur, petroleum, and raw and cooked foodstuffs. The salamander has the ability to refine or melt materials similarly to how metals or ingots are melted, functioning as a mobile forge.

The Greater Firemanders can and will bite, and they resemble gigantic salamanders in that they have many little teeth. The jaws of this salamander are powerful enough to severe a portion of a human finger, however if you are bitten, the affected area dissolves.

Members of fire-bending salamanders, such as Greater Firemanders and Flamenewts, are different from other salamander species in that their natural sweat coat or fire immunity system act as a fire-retardant gel, preventing any sections from burning fuel. Short-term fire suppressants known as fire-retardant gels are usually applied using ground apparatus. In the film industry, they are frequently employed to shield stunt performers from flames during action sequence filming. This species' built-in fire immunity protects against lava or flames burning any portion of the body.

Like all salamanders and newts, the Greater Firemander is weakened by Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans, the fungus that infects amphibian species.

• Volcanic Eruption

• Earthquake

• Heatwave

• Drought

The firemander survives the hottest areas (desert, arid, Mediterranean biome, badlands, drought, volcano) and gets warm in the mildly cold areas (taiga, tundra), where it is exclusively carnivorous. Only hot springs, which contain sulfur to absorb their health, can help Firemander heal his wounds after drinking. Magma, or molten lava, is used in Firemander's armor creation. It was thought that the Worldcraft Series' Elder Dragon-Level Monsters were to blame for the habitat destruction brought on by volcanic eruptions that the monsters themselves had caused.

Firemanders are highly aggressive, ruthless, and dangerous territorial monsters, though their ecology is much like that of a giant salamander. This amphibian is well-known for attacking and eating anything that moves in their line of sight and leaping from lava or hot springs in order to grab potential prey to wrath alive.

Firemanders have a similar ecology to a giant salamander, but they are much more vicious, dangerous, and aggressive. This amphibian is well known for leaping from lava or hot springs to capture potential prey alive and for attacking and devouring anything that moves in their line of sight.

Most believe that the Greater Firemander is most threatened and very dangerous to people, but this is false. They are not known to have ever attacked people, despite being larger than many full-grown adult humans. Like all salamanders, these salamanders have toxins in their skin, burn your skin from touching fire, or are spicy, while their flesh is like chili pepper.

Personality

Intimidating, arrogant, hungry, aggressive, destructive, ferocious, selfish, fearless, sympathetic, monstrous, mysterious, aggressive, violent, ruthless, hungry, thirsty, voracious, savage, cruel, destructive, dangerous, greedy, carnivorous, calculative, vengeance, overprotective, caring, blasphemous, fierce, deadly, defensive, athletic, fearsome, prideful, perfectionist, energetic, lonely, sorrowful, forlorn, angry, self-respect, resourceful, unfriendly, friendly, lovely (only Martinez and Doruntina), adventurous, sarcastic, no-nonsense, affectionate

Firemander was reported in Reinachos (Vathalophe Gorge at North Pascua Delos Desierto) and Earth (Grand Canyon, Hawaii, China, Tahiti, Tonga, Fiji, Kiribati, Bicol, Canary Islands, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Norway, Scotland, Iceland, and Italy), where volcanoes are active or dormant. This creature resides under the volcano, close to an area in which vegetation also exists, in hot springs, or in the nearest cold waters.

• Movement Pattern: Full Migrant

• Population Trend: Stable

• Population: ???

• Locomotion: Versatile

• Habitat: 

  • Main: Sulfur Lake; Volcanic Crater Lake; Lava Field; Lava Tube; Volcano; Lava Trench; Basalt Delta.

  • Vagrant: Tundra; Taiga; Montane Grasslands and Shrublands; Temperate Coniferous Forests; Temperate Broadleaf and Mixed Forests; Temperate Deciduous Forests; Temperate Grasslands, Savannas, and Shrublands; Subtropical Coniferous Forests; Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests; Subtropical Dry Broadleaf Forests; Subtropical Grasslands, Savannas, and Shrublands; Salt Flats; Stone Forest; Tropical Coniferous Forests; Tropical Moist Broadleaf Forests; Tropical Dry Broadleaf Forests; Tropical Grasslands; Tropical Savannas and Shrublands; Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands, and Scrub; Mushroom Forests; Mushroom Fields; Deserts and Xeric Shrublands; Badlands; Flooded Grasslands and Savannas; Swamp; Bayous/Billabongs; Riparian; Wetland; Mangrove Forest; Cold Bamboo Forests; Tropical Bamboo Forests; Air-breathing Coral Reefs; Graveyard Vale; Candyland; Mountain; Warm River; Cold River; Lukewarm River; Subterranean River; Warm Pond; Cold Pond; Aquifer; Warm Littoral; Cold Littoral; Warm Ghost Town; Cold Ghost Town; Ruined Skyscraper.

• Earth: 

  • Extant (Resident): Afghanistan; Albania; Aotearoa (North Island); China; Cameroon; Canary Islands; Congo Republic; Finland; France; Germany; Greece; Iceland; Indonesia; Iran; Iraq; Ireland; Italy; Japan; Jordan; Mauritius; Netherlands; Norway; Papua New Guinea; Philippines; Portugal; Russia; Saudi Arabia; Scotland; Somalia; Spain; United States (California; Hawaii); Yemen

• Reinachos: 

  • Extant & Introduced (Resident): Vathalophe Gorge

• Sawintir: 

  • Extant & Introduced (Resident): Ngilhagnos

Only young children are subjected to Firemander efts, and only gold and silver are used in the taming procedure. Due to their extremely potent taming consciousness, adult firefighters cannot be tamed. Instead, firefighters and young people will receive training.

Adult Firemander never restrains blasphemous or religious speech because it has a stronger spiritual connection.

Bereshit 80,000-10,000 BCE

Project Pashnea, a scientific project by the Terran branch of Deities to construct any animals, monsters, or humans in terms of their own, was where Eostre developed Firemander. She employed Firemander to mine various ores and minerals from the earth's interior. The Mapuche tribe of Chile's mythological creature Cherufe, a demonic-like, man-eating humanoid, was confused for the Firemanders.

According to Eostre, the Firemander had been evaluated to determine if it would work in North America or Europe. The Firemander, however, most likely originated in Europe and couldn't have been on elsewhere given its already lethal lava affinity and ability to simply burn and destroy any species because Project Eden and its advanced technology predated the early human revolution. A typically tranquil town in the present day Italy is occasionally disturbed by Firemander, a lost creature from their ancient culture of gods prior to mankind, who uses lava and fire mixed.

This species was altered by the god warlords and used in battle long ago, during the Pleistocene, but it was unsuccessful due to a destructive, uncontrollable wildfire that destroyed one of the purportedly ancient cities. The gods referred to the Greater Firemander in ancient times as Big Lizard Frog Scorch the Eden.

No Way to Seaway - 2010-2019 AD

When the lava-armored idol attacked the troops on both sides during the final year of the Iraq War in 2011, it was discovered that the species was a giant salamander wearing the Armor of God, which angered both Arabs and Americans and had major repercussions. Both coalitions also reacted negatively to the salamander, which destroyed both camps and left one unbeaten.

However, the salamander is attacked by Asad Manuel Bautista and his family from Mesopotamia, Iraq, along with his Hunter members. He realizes that the monster is causing problems for their natural habitat, so Valerianna and Omar divert the amphibian while Maleek Bautista and Coraline Grant, along with Zababa the Mushussu, attack the Greater Firemander to defend the Coalition of the Willing. Later, they attack the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK), and finally, the salamander escapes by digging to the ground, while the hideouts of the MEK were buried.

Worldcraft - 31st Century

This species was initially intended to live on the surface of Pascua Delos Desierto, but it was eventually abandoned and repurposed for the Pascua, the continent's natural lava trench, as noted by Isabella Morrison, her lover Archie Buenaventura, and her mother Arianna Solcorvauld Morrison.

She notes that this species was being tried on burned soil to see if the Firemander would function in a desert environment. Isabella bemoans the situations in which the fire-bending salamander and her closest friend Laura Udhaejequie find themselves. However, the United Nations, the IUCN, and their technology came first since reimplantation is a serious problem for both humans and animals.

The Firemander could not have existed on the surface of the Pascua due to its already lethal lava affinity, which could easily burn and destroy the desert's wildlife as well as the cultures of the Arab States and Native Americans, as well as the image of Ramadan. It most likely originated in Earth's Greece and was located in a natural lava trench called Tres Marias Falls.

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2020 Version

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• Tagalog: Balubapoy

• Indonesian: Apilamadra

• West Arrernte: Rematjeura

• Navajo: Tsxilgháákhǫ́

• Albanian: Zjarramandra

• Spanish: Fuegamandra

• French: Fuamandra

• Hungarian: Tűszamandra

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salamanders_in_folklore

• https://www.deviantart.com/ognimdo2002/art/Firemander-845125169

• https://www.deviantart.com/ognimdo2002/art/Greater-Firemander-2024-1077789378